Oakland Park, FL

Special City Commission Meeting

Supplemental Agenda

City Commission Meeting

The Oakland Park City Commission will hold public hearings to adopt the tentative FY27 millage rate and operating budget, setting the date for final adoption on September 23, 2026. The agenda also includes a quasi-judicial hearing for a conditional use permit for an outdoor storage yard, several consent agenda items (contracts, purchases, and agreements), and appointments to the Code Enforcement Board.

• Tentative FY27 millage rate and budget adoption (public hearing)
• Conditional use for 17,261 sq. ft. outdoor storage yard at 3600 NE 5 Avenue
• Emergency procurement of $47,989.58 for chemical discharge cleanup on NE 3rd Avenue
• Interlocal agreement with Broward County for building plan review (5-year term)
• Railroad crossing rehabilitation at NE 36th and NE 34th Streets ($263,208.42 plus contingency)

CRA Meeting

The Oakland Park Community Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing to adopt a tentative budget for fiscal year 2027 (October 1, 2026 to September 30, 2027), with final adoption scheduled for September 23, 2026. The board will also consider approving a $40,000 job creation incentive for Pure Green under the Sky Building program, and approve minutes from the August 5, 2026 meeting. Public comments are limited to four minutes per person.

• Public hearing on tentative FY2027 CRA budget; final adoption set for September 23, 2026
• Resolution to award up to $40,000 to C&M Collective LLC d/b/a Pure Green under Sky Building Job Creation Incentive Pilot Program
• Approval of CRA minutes from August 5, 2026
• Public comments allowed on any city business (max 4 minutes per person)

Cancellation Civil Service Board

This agenda is a cancellation notice for the Civil Service Board meeting scheduled for September 8, 2026. The next meeting is set for October 13, 2026. No business items are listed.

• September 8, 2026 meeting cancelled
• Next meeting: October 13, 2026, 6:00 PM at City Hall – Sky Building, 1100 Park Lane East

Special Magistrate Hearing

The Special Magistrate will hear 25 new code enforcement cases involving violations such as outdoor storage, overgrowth, unlicensed vehicles, trash, and noise, plus 10 certification hearings for properties with accruing fines. The meeting will also approve minutes from the August 20, 2026 hearing. This is a routine enforcement docket with no major policy decisions.

• 25 new cases including 3831 N Federal Hwy (fire prevention), 411 NE 58 St (outdoor storage, overgrowth), and 1580 NE 35 St (vacation rental registration)
• Certification hearings with fines up to $22,500 at 4750 NE 6 Ave and $21,300 at 1931 NW 33 St
• Multiple trash receptacle violations (Sec. 13.8(A)) at addresses including 3261 NE 16 Ave and 1547 NE 39 St
• Business tax receipt violations at 1800 NW 29 St and 2913 NW 17 Ter
• Approval of minutes from August 20, 2026 hearing

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will meet to consider two items: a request for a sign adjustment for a 10-foot high, 150-square-foot ground monument sign at 3333 North Federal Highway, and a minor amendment to a McDonald's site plan to replace an approved concrete buffer wall with a precast post and panel wall at 1352 East Commercial Boulevard. The committee will also approve minutes from the July 23, 2026 meeting and take public comments.

• Case CD26-16Z: Sign adjustment for 10-ft/150-sq-ft monument sign at 3333 N. Federal Hwy, applicant Brickbox Oakland Park LLC
• Case CD26-15Z: McDonald's minor amendment to replace 8-ft concrete masonry buffer wall with precast post and panel wall at 1352 E. Commercial Blvd
• Approval of July 23, 2026 DRC meeting minutes
• Public comments limited to 4 minutes per person

False Alarm Special Magistrate Hearing

Special Magistrate Hearing

The Oakland Park Special Magistrate will hear 16 new code enforcement cases involving property violations such as overgrowth, unlicensed vehicles, and outdoor storage. The meeting also includes certification of fines for 16 prior cases, with amounts ranging from $5,300 to $38,750, and one old business item. The agenda is primarily routine code enforcement, with no major policy decisions.

• 16 new cases include violations at 4029 NE 6 Ave, 1510 NW 41 St, 4160 NW 12 Ave, 3450 NE 19 Ave, 1341 NE 40 Pl, 1504 E Commercial Blvd, 1701 W Oakland Park Blvd, 1001 W Oakland Park Blvd, 351 NW 32 Ct, 2700 W Oakland Park Blvd, 3001 NW 26 St, 760 NW 37 St, 1881 NW 31 Ct, 1857 NW 29 St, 1851 NW 29 St, 5750 N Andrews Ave
• Certification fines include $33,000 (SM26 095), $38,750 (SP25 227), $15,500 (SM26 031), $20,250 (SM26 057), $19,000 (SM26 077), $14,700 (SM26 097), $23,500 (SP25 170), $18,300 (SM26 021), $8,850 (SM26 022), $15,500 (SM26 025), $18,300 (SM26 026), $9,900 (SM26 065), $9,900 (SM26 067), $15,200 (SM26 091), $7,600 (SM26 092), $5,300 (SM26 110)
• Old business: SM26 083 at 401 NE 32 St with exterior surface and accessory structure maintenance violations, $100/day accruing
• Minutes from June 18, 2026 hearing to be approved
• All fines include $175 admin fee

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider two site development applications: a 3,936 sq. ft. retail/office building at 3291 North Andrews Avenue and an automobile dealership with repair shop and used vehicle sales at 4047 North Andrews Avenue. The committee will also approve minutes from the July 9 meeting and take public comments.

• Case CD25-26Z: 3,936 sq. ft. retail/office building at 3291 North Andrews Avenue
• Case CD26-10Z/CD26-11CU: Automobile dealership with repair shop and used vehicle sales at 4047 North Andrews Avenue
• Approval of July 9, 2026 DRC minutes
• Public comments limited to 4 minutes per person

Supplemental Agenda

The Oakland Park City Commission is meeting to consider two items: a resolution to authorize a bridge joint replacement and roadway restoration contract on NE 38th Street, and a resolution to authorize the city manager to negotiate the potential acquisition of real property from the Florida Department of Commerce and procure due diligence services. The agenda is supplemental, with only these two substantive items.

• Resolution to authorize agreement with FG Construction, LLC for bridge joint replacement and roadway restoration on NE 38th Street, piggybacking Broward County Contract No. PNC2127485B1
• Resolution authorizing city manager to negotiate potential acquisition of real property from Florida Department of Commerce
• Authorization to procure due diligence professional services, which may individually exceed the $25,000 purchasing threshold

CRA Meeting

The Community Redevelopment Agency will hear a staff update on CRA activities for August 2026 and consider approving minutes from three prior meetings (March 25, May 20, and June 17, 2026). The agenda also includes public comments and reports from board members and the executive director. No major funding or project decisions are listed.

• CRA Update - August 2026
• Approval of Minutes - March 25, 2026; May 20, 2026; June 17, 2026

City Commission Meeting

The Oakland Park City Commission will hold a quasi-judicial hearing on a proposed health and fitness facility at 1048 East Oakland Park Boulevard, and will vote on several resolutions including renewals for lobbying, waste, and EMS billing services, as well as amendments to the downtown Horizon development agreements. The agenda also includes a request to support the Urban League's Village of Oakland Park project with up to $640,000.

• Quasi-judicial hearing for SoFlow health and fitness facility at 1048 East Oakland Park Boulevard
• Resolution to support Urban League of Broward County's Village of Oakland Park project with up to $640,000
• Eighth amendment to development agreement and seventeenth amendment to purchase and sale agreement with Horizon Oakland Park, LLC for downtown properties
• First renewal of agreement with Hands On South Florida for $37,200
• Piggyback Rose Paving contract for ADA shuttle stop improvements up to $41,864.35

Historic Preservation Board Meeting

The Historic Preservation Board will discuss potential historical designations for several properties, including the Brick Smokestack Structure, Truist Building, WEXY Radio Station, and Keanne Building. They will also receive updates on the historical tree inventory, Pioneer House restoration, and the reestablishment of the Oakland Park Historical Society. The meeting includes public comments and approval of minutes.

• Discussion on possible historical designation of Brick Smokestack Structure at 3000 NE 12th Terrace
• Discussion on potential designation of Truist Building (formerly Bank Atlantic)
• Discussion on WEXY 1520 AM Radio Station at 971 NW 38th Street
• Discussion on history of Keanne Building at 3101 N. Federal Highway
• Update on restoration of Pioneer House at 3860 NE 6 Avenue

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a major amendment to the approved site development plan for the Horizon of Oakland Park mixed-use development at 3700 Northeast 12 Avenue. The meeting also includes approval of the June 25, 2026 minutes and public comments. The committee will discuss the amendment with the applicant, Horizon Oakland Park, LLC.

• Case # CD26-14OP3D: Major amendment review for Horizon mixed-use development at 3700 Northeast 12 Avenue
• Applicant: Horizon Oakland Park, LLC
• Approval of June 25, 2026 DRC meeting minutes
• Public comments limited to 4 minutes per person

Planning and Zoning Board Meeting

The Oakland Park Planning and Zoning Board will hold a public hearing on a proposed health and fitness facility by SoFlow at 1048 East Oakland Park Boulevard. The meeting also includes officer elections, approval of prior minutes, and a public comment period.

• Case # CD25-14OP3D/Z/P: SoFlow Bonus Provision Program application for health and fitness facility at 1048 East Oakland Park Boulevard
• Public hearing on the SoFlow proposal
• Election of officers for the Planning and Zoning Board
• Approval of minutes from April 20, 2026 meeting

Special Magistrate Hearing

The Special Magistrate will hear 22 new code enforcement cases and review certifications of fines for previously violated properties. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the May 21, 2026 hearing. Cases involve violations such as overgrowth, unlicensed vehicles, and vacation rental issues.

• Certification of $200,250 fine for 150 NE 38 St (permits required)
• Certification of $39,900 fine for 2625 NW 18 Ter (permits, abandoned vehicles, yard maintenance)
• New case: 4050-4056 NE 7 Ave (storage screening, overgrowth)
• New case: 100 E Commercial Blvd (sign permits, off-street parking)
• New case: 4851 NE 13 Ave (vacation rental registration)

07-16-25 - FY26 Recommended Budget Summary

07-15-26 - ABC Excellence in Construction Eagle Award - Public Works Facility Projec

The Oakland Park City Commission will consider adopting preliminary millage rates for FY 2027 and preliminary assessment rates for fire rescue, solid waste, and stormwater services, which will be followed by public hearings. The agenda also includes several infrastructure-related resolutions, such as a grant application for Main Street/NE 12th Avenue improvements, a railroad crossing safety study, and drainage improvements. A presentation on the FY27 Recommended Budget Summary is scheduled.

• Adoption of FY 2027 preliminary operating and debt service millage rates; public hearing set for Sept 9, 2026
• Fire assessment preliminary rates for FY beginning Oct 1, 2026
• Solid waste assessment preliminary residential rates for FY beginning Oct 1, 2026
• Stormwater assessment preliminary rates for FY beginning Oct 1, 2026
• Work authorization with The Corradino Group for CSX/FEC crossing safety study, not to exceed $150,000

City Commission Meeting

Civil Service Meeting

Supplemental Agenda

Code Enforcement Board Hearing

Development Review Committee

Building Safety Inspection Special Magistrate

El Magistrado Especial de Inspección de Seguridad de Edificios escuchará 14 casos nuevos (SM26-021 hasta SM26-037, con dos retirados) relacionados con trabajos realizados sin permisos en propiedades de Oakland Park. La junta también certificará el cumplimiento de tres casos con multas acumuladas que superan los $125,000 y revisará dos casos de asuntos pendientes con penalizaciones pendientes.

• 14 casos nuevos de primera audiencia citan puertas, cerramientos, cercas, entradas, ventanas y renovaciones interiores sin permiso en direcciones que incluyen 130 NE 51 Court, 571-573 NE 34 St y 4400 N Dixie Highway.
• La certificación SM23-081 (87 NE 44 St) muestra $88,750 en multas acumuladas a $250/día; el propietario Hinton Irrev Tr ha cumplido después de 355 días.
• La certificación SM26-005 (1650 W Oakland Park Blvd) tiene $15,250 en multas continuas sin fecha de cumplimiento; propietario SSC Property Holdings Inc.
• La certificación SM25-026 (3901 N Andrews Ave) tiene $21,700 en multas continuas más una tarifa administrativa de $175; propietario Angel Flower Plaza LLC.
• El asunto pendiente SM26-014 (3235 N Dixie Highway) continúa acumulando $4,650 en multas por trabajos de ventanas sin permiso.

Development Review Committee

El Comité de Revisión de Desarrollo considerará tres solicitudes de plan de desarrollo del sitio y de uso condicional: un cine en la azotea con bar en 3333 N Federal Highway, un patio de almacenamiento al aire libre en 3600 NE 5 Avenue, y una adición de un edificio multipropósito de 3,382 sq. ft. para la Florida Hindu Organization en 3000 NW 29 Avenue. El comité también aprobará las actas de la reunión del 11 de junio y escuchará comentarios del público.

• Caso CD26-05Z/CD26-06CU: Rooftop Cinema Club – solicitud de uso condicional para permitir un cine y bar al aire libre en 3333 N Federal Highway
• Caso CD26-08Z/CD26-09CU: Landscape Outdoor Storage Yard – solicitud de uso condicional para almacenamiento al aire libre en 3600 NE 5 Avenue
• Caso CD26-07Z: Florida Hindu Organization Expansion – solicitud de aprobación del plan de desarrollo del sitio para un nuevo edificio multipropósito de 3,382 sq. ft. en 3000 NW 29 Avenue

Development Review Committee

El Comité de Revisión de Desarrollo (DRC) revisará y potencialmente aprobará un Plan de Desarrollo del Sitio para una renovación y expansión mayor de un taller de carrocería existente en 1048 NE 43 Court. El proyecto incluye una adición cubierta de 300 sq. ft. y la instalación de una cabina de pintura dentro del Distrito de Zonificación I-1. La reunión también incluye la aprobación de actas anteriores y un período de comentarios públicos.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del DRC del 28 de mayo de 2026
• Caso CD23-34Z: Revisión del Plan de Desarrollo del Sitio para una adición cubierta de 300 sq. ft. e instalación de una cabina de pintura en 1048 NE 43 Court (expansión del taller de carrocería)

Code Enforcement Board Hearing

La Junta de Cumplimiento de Códigos aprobará las actas de abril de 2026, escuchará dos casos nuevos (estacionamiento sobre césped en 364 NW 46 St y recibo de impuestos comerciales en 2336 NW 30 Ct) y certificará multas en seis propiedades. La certificación más alta es de $266,600 en multas acumuladas por múltiples violaciones en 4410 NE 15 Way. Otras certificaciones incluyen $15,250 por mantenimiento exterior en 1201 E Commercial Blvd y multas menores por alquiler vacacional, impuestos comerciales, crecimiento excesivo de vegetación y violaciones de basura.

• Certificación de $266,600 en multas para Bessie Ludwig en 4410 NE 15 Way (violaciones de piscina, basura, cercado, crecimiento excesivo de vegetación y estructura accesoria)
• Certificación de multa acumulada de $15,250 para Tropic Oil Company en 1201 E Commercial Blvd (mantenimiento de superficie exterior)
• Caso nuevo: violación por estacionamiento sobre césped en 364 NW 46 St (Cassidy Leanne Payne)
• Caso nuevo: violación de recibo de impuestos comerciales en 2336 NW 30 Ct (JP Business Systems Inc)
• Certificación de multa de $37,600 por crecimiento excesivo de vegetación en 2701 NW 18 Ter (Gloria Torres)

Special Magistrate Hearing

El Magistrado Especial aprobará las actas, escuchará 20 nuevos casos de cumplimiento de códigos y considerará certificaciones sobre propiedades multadas previamente. Las multas acumuladas superan los $300,000 a través de múltiples violaciones, incluyendo permisos, crecimiento excesivo de vegetación y problemas de alquileres vacacionales. Un caso de asuntos pendientes de una audiencia de marzo también se encuentra en la agenda.

• Audiencia de certificación para multa de $200,250 en 150 NE 38 St (Parkcrest Apts) por violaciones de permisos
• Caso nuevo: violaciones de alquiler vacacional en 4851 NE 13 Ave (SFF Group LLC)
• Caso nuevo: violación del distrito de zonificación de líneas eléctricas en 3507 NW 10 Ave (Bays on 10th LLC)
• Certificación de multa acumulada de $30,500 en 370 NE 44 St (G A M E Investments Inc)
• Asuntos pendientes: violación de permiso en curso en 1990 NW 32 St con multa acumulada de $4,350

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